If there is one part of Nottinghamshire that I really do find "incredibly photogenic and beautiful" then it would of course be the countryside that sits just a short distance to the east of both Kimberley and Eastwood - and that happens of course to be both Moorgreen and Greasley, for they are both areas that tend to crop up in many of DH Lawrence's books and literature, and it is not hard to see why, for hear the countryside and suburbia exists and flows together in a strange way, complimenting each other as well. But it was just the other day that I had seen a post on Social Media from Mat Sirrell, of some photos of the Autumnal Colours of the B600 taken from a unique perspective, with a drone. Of course that post had also lead me to being somewhat inspired to also take some photos of the glorious Autumnal Colours of Greasley, and the vistas and views that could also be seen, with some truly glorious conditions, and below are the photos that I had taken.
Also do give Mat Sirrell a follow on Social Media, he can be found on Instagram: instagram.com/matsirrell/ and Facebook: facebook.com/mat.sirrell/
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| "Just floating above the Greasley Vista." |
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| "The art and architecture of the Autumn Landscape." |
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| "Trees of Autumn and Change, a glorious Greasley View." |
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| "Golden late Autumnal Glow. Greasley Church shines below." |
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| "Following the S Bend, a Landscape leads to Suburbia." |
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"Patterns and Elements, Layers and a landscape of Art."
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| "A Greasley of an Autumn View." |
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